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Another kind of file could be : "if I am wrongly imprisoned in an oppressive dictatorship" The difference is that I don't know how you can access your money in
by mongol 3y ago
Another kind of file could be : "if I am wrongly imprisoned in an oppressive dictatorship"
The difference is that I don't know how you can access your money in a situation like this. Can a file help here?
- jstummbillig 3y agoYou could certainly make all kind of files. Dying creates a solid ven overlap between "will happen" and "good to be prepared for" for all people. Your scenario really only applies to the tiniest amount of people and is probably only worth your time to think about, if you have special insight into why that's probably you.
- mongol 3y agoYeah the likelyhood it happens to me is tiny indeed. But it happens to some people and I have wondered how they get access to their money to pay for lawyers etc.
- Aachen 3y agoAt that point you could just generalise it to "in case of emergency". Being able to access your stuff while you're in a coma for three months is a similar situation but one might not want to or be allowed to open the oppressive dictatorship file you mentioned. Also, it strikes me as an odd thing to prepare for. You planning on visiting North Korea, or are involved in things that look very illegal but are secretly actually fine and it would take months to talk your way to a point where you can communicate with your loved ones?!
- myself248 3y agoDeviant Ollam recently did a talk covering this, entitled "lawyer, passport, locksmith, gun. a talk about risk and preparedness". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ihrGNGesfI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ihrGNGesfI I don't have a tl;dr, but it's worth an hour of your time.